incorrect-quotes-generator

A little overcomplicated web thing that inserts character names into prompts to make "incorrect quotes". Because comedy.

Rips off heavily inspired by Scatterpatter's Incorrect Quotes Generator — in fact, all of the prompts are stolen from his generator.

Colors are from / based on Holllo's color theme, Love. (It's quite pretty!) Love is under the MIT License.

The external link icon ("arrow-up-right-from-square") is from Font Awesome 6.0. Its SVG code is in style.sass.

development

making more stuff!

contributing

Issues and pull requests welcome (please create an issue if you plan on working on anything major though, thanks!)

code

This project uses Vite.

git clone https://github.com/12beesinatrenchcoat/incorrect-quotes-generator.git
cd incorrect-quotes-generator
npm i

For a development environment, npm run dev or npx vite.

To build, run npm run build or npx vite build.

To preview a build, run npm run preview or npx vite preview.

prompt sets

The rawPromptSets directory contains the sets of prompts, each of which are formatted like:

{
	"title": "a title for this fine collection of prompts",
	"description": "an equally fine description",
	"url": "creator's url or something. attribution.",
	// object containing arrays
	"prompts": {
		"1": [ // prompts grouped by how many characters are in them
			{ // text: String; tags: [String]
				"text": "{1}: boy do i like beans!",
				"tags": ["shipping", "swearing"] // optional.
			}
		]
	}
}

I'll make an editor for them later.

There's also promptSetList.json, containing all the loadable prompt sets.

If you want to load your own prompt sets, use the window.fetchPromptSet(path, key) function (where "path" is a path to the json file, and "key" is what the set will be internally referred to)!
Feel free to submit pull requests.